St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-10

the Ives liquor law. an appear HdVlns
been taken on one of the liquor cases
for the purpose of testing the law.
The following persons, indicted for
selling liquor without a license, had
their trials set as follows: A. w. 4.
Mack, Feb. II: L. Clarity, Dec. II; X.
F. Brown. Dec. 13: John Thompson,
Dec. -; II; Wagner Dec; IA; NJ: Mathey.
Dec. IA; II. Zuan, Dec. Is; Frank
A. A. Flaten, Dec. 10; r. Detreville,
Dec. Is: Conrad Bayha, Dec. ~; w. J.
Dent, Dec. 10: J. w. Williams. Dec. %:
A. p. Dean. Dec. %; E. II. WeinhOld,
Dec. %: &. E. Hurd, Dec. %; Mary B.
Smith, Dec 50; Peter and Mary Sauer,
Dec. II.
The following actions were tried be-
fore Judge Young yesterday to quiet
title to certain real estate, and were de-
cided i'll the favor of the plaintiffs in
each case: William Window against
II. Wagner ct al. Matthew Gross against
Louis Kells, Bernard Hunt against E..
c. Bennett. Louis FritSche against Louis
Kells and William Window against
Fred Shepherd ct al.
The following cases were nolled !:
Irving Lesher, grand larceny, second
degree: w. II. Goodrich, assault, sec
Ond degree; S. J. Leneer. grand larceny,
! second degree; Frank Kugler, II. Sand
hOff, c. E. Bond. j. Olmscheid, John
Thielen and Ii. HankettS, selling liquor
without license.
Thomas HOwley, alias Thomas Ward,
had three Indictments against him. one
for burglary in the third degree and
! two for grand larceny in the second de-
! gree. He entered plea of not guilty
| in each case and will be tried Dec. II.
Smith d Wyman have brought an ac-
ton against James Mckinney ct al. to
| quiet title to lot Is. block =, COrSers adj
| ditiOn. and lots l. 3 3 and 4, of Ross re-
arrangement of block ,, COrSerS addl-
| ton.
John Haley. indicted for burglary in
| the third degree, entered a plea of
/ guilty. and was sentenced to serve one
year and six months at hard labor in
| the penitentiary.
Thomas B. Franklin, indicted for
forgery in the third degree, changed his
plea to guilty and was sentenced : to
serve two years and six months III the
penitentiary.
The ASbeStine Stone company has
brought an action against Amanda c..
Newton ct al. to recover 1922 for laying
a pavement in front of her property.
No indictments having been found
against Fred H. Weber, Aaron Ander-
son, A. Cook. NJ. w. Jones and j. Mil
Ter. they were ordered discharged.
Louis Feldman, indicted for grand
larceny in the second degree, entered a
plea of guilty. and received sentence
of ten months i'll the state prison.
John w. Bard, indicted for grand
| larceny. second degree, changed his plea
to guilty and was sentenced to serve
one year in the penitentlary.
Fred Book, T. l.. Hayes, W. E. Ster-
ling. T. l.. Sackett. J. L. Sackett and +.
| W.WigginS. indicted for Sabbath break
ing, will be tried Dec. 26.
Ii. B. Sherman, for allowing gambling
on his premises, will be tried Dee. %,
and f. w. Clark. for the same Offense,
had his case set for Dec. y.
Albert Smith. burglary in the second
degree. entered plea of guilty and was
given five years in the state prison at
Saltwater at hard labor.
John Wise. indicted for assault in the
| second degree, entered plea of not
guilty, and had his case set for the 18th
of December.
and James Murphy. indicted for grand
Dee. IA.
Thomas and Peter Barrett, indicted
for murder in the first degree. entered a
plea of not guilty, and will be tried
Dec. 10.
w. 5. Hill ct al. have brought an ac-
ton against Peter Olsen eft al, to have a
| mechanics lien for SS3S.64 fOreclOSed.
A transcript of judgment for $3.50
was filed yesterday against Alfred r.
Shuler in favor OF r. ). GOOdfellOw.
Annie Watson, Lou Davis and Lille
Goodrich, indicted for keeping houses
of i'll fame, will be tried Dee. Is.
Fred Clarke. indicted for the same
offense, pleaded not guilty, and had his
case set for trial Dee. II.
Peter Osander. indicted for renting
rooms for the purpose of prostitution,
will be tried Jan. ?.
Ted Quinlan, for assault in the second
degree, pleaded not guilty, and will
stand trial Dec. Is.
John TrainOr. alias Spike" TrainOr.
assault in the second degree, will be
tried Dee. Is.
Thomas J. Kelly, the eX-license in
spector. will be tried on the 9th of De-
cember.
Charles Il. Palmer, indicted for grand
! larceny, second degree, will be tried
Dec. 10.
George f. Byers, indicted for forgery
in the second degree; trial set for
Dee. Il.